The spectacular Rolls-Royce for those who want to stand out from the crowd

If we review the work of tuning specialists Mansory, there's no doubt that the firm has repeatedly demonstrated its ability to create eye-catching projects. Their style rarely goes unnoticed, and sometimes their design excesses surpass what many drivers consider aesthetically pleasing.

This time, the brand appears to have pushed that envelope with this modified 2025 Rolls-Royce Cullinan Series II. Starting with the cabin, it's clear that the company has sought to combine premium interior finishes with a classic touch, as seen in the images of the interior of this transformed British luxury SUV.

The vehicle features brown leather upholstery with diamond-pattern quilting, contrasting white piping, carbon fiber trim, a custom steering wheel, and the tuner's name engraved on certain components.

The exterior isn't as subtle as the original model, but forged carbon trim on certain accessories is in keeping with the predominantly black body color. The vehicle features a redesigned lower front bumper, elongated daytime running lights, and new front fender moldings.

Added to all this is the presence of side skirts, wheel arch extensions, a rear spoiler on the roof, another in the middle of the tailgate, and a rear diffuser that some may find a bit excessive for a car in this category.

The Mansory-tuned Rolls-Royce Cullinan also features new wheels, a modified suspension that sits lower to the ground, and central exhaust pipes. Tinted windows contribute to its distinctive appearance, as do the custom alloy wheels.

The powertrain remains unchanged, retaining the 6.75-liter twin-turbo V12 engine with 600 horsepower in the Black Badge variant, while the standard Cullinan has 570 hp.

In the first case, the car delivers a maximum torque of no less than 900 Nm, while in the second, this figure is 850 Nm. It's worth remembering that, despite its size and weight, the standard Rolls-Royce Cullinan needs just over four seconds to accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h.

If you're interested in getting an even better look at the details of this spectacular vehicle transformed by Mansory, just check out the video accompanying this article.